n THE HAWK Ik n Howard College Big Spring, Texas c 7 Soon @e Chooca... kc Oe OAcK. Qat tLorL, {jJ .xj QJX yr .kynolrincu Ike h.C hj dur i ' v ' - s LU . FOREWORD This has been a year of transition at our college. Howard Count Junior College has been renamed Howard College at Big Spring. The sehool mascot has metamorphasized from a Jayhawk (whatever that was), to a real hve hawk. This transition is reflected in this annual, as copy reflecting HCJC or Jayhawk was sent to press before the changes were made. This issue of the Hawk differs from the old style Jayhawker in that it contains almost no professional photography. However, what is lacking in quality is, we feel, more than compensated by soul , and accurately reflects a sample of the events of the year at Howard College. 37 OiLoartc out icm 5 9 CflL? 103 137 Oydw yiiC Q ynje.fndA 1 84 J. T. CLEMENTS DEDICA TION We wish to (Jeditate this yearbook to J. T. Clements (pictured on cover) who has taught science and spon- sored the annual since the conception of the college. The first annual was published in 1947, and repre- sented the class of ' 46 and ' 47. The dedication in the first issue of the JAYHAWKER was to the future advancement of Howard County .Junior College. The advancement of this college has depended to a large extent to the effort and quality teaching of Mr. Cle- ments. He was well liked by faculty and students, and will be long remembered. i ryt c UJk L toyyt yi ioc( Cxm c , -tUU C z COc 6 Q. rlcuriL UUljcL LdL Ayi it . .H f! 1 sB I bHBB I ; 3 P HTviT B jt Km }M H ' ' ' -x 1 Tv «■1 ' ' -y H Mk ' ■L, ! ' 1 m 1 «r ' i l KI .f H H Ke ' i H ■HHaiflMj 1 | T7. jkI ijt H 1 i ' H . 1 H ' J hIp ' H ja B | |H 1 BOARD OF EDUCATION ADMINISTRA TION ADMINISTRA TIVE STAFF tWmi LIBRARY STAFF Joy Burnsed Assistant Librarian B.A., Hardin-Su M.L.S., TWU Lou Ann Abemathy .A., Howard County Jr. CoUegi Mary Stubblefield Assistant Librarian B.A., Oklahoma State SOCIAL SCIENCES FOREIGN LANGUAGE FINE ARTS I .v M 4 Katie Rathert B.A., Univ. Northern Colorado Mary Skalicky Chairman B.M., SMU M.M., Michigan SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Paul Ausmus-Biolugy B.A., St. Marys M.S., Abilene Christian Robert Seyse-Chemistry, Physic B.A., Colorado State College Ph.D., University of Iowa A-!t seems the most difficult part of chemistry is not the experiments, but working the problems. B-Mr. Phillips explains the explains the basic organism, a cell, in one of his biology classes. M. D. WhiUey Physics and Chemistry B.S., North Texas M.S., North Texas Gladys Burnham Biology B.S., Western Oklahoma M.S., Oklahoma Ronnie Phillips Biology B.S., TexasA M M.S., Texas A M B.S., Ka M.A., Missouri Robert Bradberry Chairman B.A., Hardin-Simmons M.A., Rutgers MA THMA TICS DEPARTMENT 24 PHYSICAL EDUCA TION IP 1 1 ■Hf ' s m 1 ' W w i H 1 1 M 1 ■Wanda Fergason B.S,, North Texas M.S., North Texas Jerry Dudiey Chairman B.S., £as( Texas M.S., East Texas BUSINESS ADMINISTRA TION Movelda Rhine B.S., TWU M.Bus. Ed., North Texas Reva Adams B.B.S., West Texas M.Bus. Ed., North Texas Norman E. Backs B.S., North Texas M.S., North Texas Don E. Box B.S., Abilene Christian VOCA TIONAL TECHNICAL I M. A. Long AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT James 0« Department Chairman B.S., Texas A M M.S., Texas A M Work On Graduate Study: Texas Tech, TCU, NTSII, OSU, and McMurr) College. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Gary Grant Chairman B.A., Baylor M.A., West Texas Wanda Reese B.A., Texas A I Billie Nunley B.S., Sam Houston M.S., Sul Ross Anita Booth B.A., Philippines M.A., North Texas Susan King B.A., Lamar Tech M.A., Texas A I STAFF ADMINISTRA TIVE ASSISTANTS MAINTENANCE STAFF A-Oscar Jackson reviews his worit schedule. B-First Row: J. T. Broseh, Supervisor, John Rios, Ruben Sanchez, Erhart. George Aguiiar, Oscar Jackson. Doyce Piper, Barney Combs. Second Row; Tony Burkhardt, William Shrum, Charles Clark, Burl Settles, Arthur Jackson, J. D. Smith. O ct uiti ce REGISTRATION STARTS SEMESTER STUDIES p,iM HALLOWEEN The Halloween Holocaust sponsored by the Press Club brought many students to the HCJC campus for the festive event. College organizations built booths and the College Choir featured a Spook House. The Holo- caust was deemed a success by everyone attending. Ui£i , K KT Hl l [ k It w L ■B CARNIVAL A-The Kissing Booth stirred up a lot of excitement for people of various ages. B-Sally Kitchen and Abel Abundez lean forward to watch the action at the Kissing Booth. C-Girls hned up to kiss Jayhawk boys, Bobby Peercv and Rickv Haylev. D-Kay Lou Caffey and Eduardo Barraza enjoy their suckers at the canii ' aL E— Could it be that this witch has found her place at our Carnival? F-Teresa Stewart sold burritos for the Spanish Club. A-Many clubs set up booths at the carnival. B-People with cotton candy were seen everywhere. C— Interested bystanders view race car action at the Jayhawker booth, l -Kevin Galley explains to Tom Mullen how the video system works. E-The highlight of the carnival was getting togeth- er with friends. F-Darvl Richardson films the spectacle for KHCC TV 3. GIRLS ' DORM BOYS ' DORM M r. 1 B STUDENTS GAIN EXPERIENCE THROUGH LABS A-Dennis Cobb watches Bruce Vaughn and Jeff Connor prepare HCL. B-Willie Young looks over to Leroy Lumzy for help in the lab. C-Karen Tarbon weighs her crucible. D-Mr. Ausmus points out various parts of a pig ' s anatomy. E-As Scott Hatfield reads the instructions, Kenneth Schueike sets up the apparatus. F-Bobby Peercy and Al Valdes smile at the camera, while Sue Robertson diligently takes lab notes. B T l ' llWj MARRIED COUPLES ON CAMPUS A-Front Row: Elizabeth Arencibia, Rickie Messenger, Cathy Fowler. Second Row: Karen Carlton, Kelly Draper, Lois Bair, Jay Box, John Holloway, Mr. Tracy Cave, sponsor, Susan Compton. 52  CELEBRATION PRESENTED BY HAWK PLAYERS The drama department has worked with much dedication this year. The Hawk Players spent many hours preparing ' Celebration ' . It was pre- sented in December and added spirit to the Christmas season. CHRISTMAS DINNER LIVENS YULETIDE SEASON A— Students lined up to enjoy the food. B-The holiday atmosphere catches up with Dr. and Mrs, Salter. C-The bright Christmas tree in the background is a welcome sight to HC students, as they know that the Christmas holidays are coming soon. D-Leo Dan Tovar discusses his holiday plans with Mr. and Mrs. Ausmus. LIGHT A TTENDANCE AT CHRISTMAS DANCE DmcE 73 ua i % ®a«B nEHBEliS m STILL The annual Christmas Dance, sponsored by the Circle K Club was held in the S.U.B. Cafeteria. Yesterda s Dream provided the dancing music. Due to a ' Baby Con- cert the same night, not many students attended the dance, but those that did had an enjoyable time. Mr. Hawk, Ms. Hawk, and class favorites were announced. HC LIVESTOCK JUDGING TEAM Members are: Darla Buchanan, Darrisa Crooks, Rene Slape, Susan Colgan. Back Row: Mr. James Owens, instructor. Ken Evans and Neal Tindol. CHORALIERS PLAN SPRING CONCERTS Singers are, Front Row: Rickie Messenger, Cathy Fowler, Datha Workman, Brenda Rudicil, Margaret Williams, Sherri Long, Lois Bair, Karen Carlton. Back Row: Bobby Rogers, Van Johnson, Robin Headrick, David Scott, Bobby Johnson, Jay Box, Kelly Draper, Roy Lee Osborne. Mr. Kenneth Sprinkle, the new HC choraJ director, gives voice lessons to Cathy Fowler. The trip to Big Bend stirred much interest in Geology stu- dents. The year has proved successful in gaining knowledge of the earth ' s formation and origin. BIG BEND PROVIDES LEARNING EXPERIENCE A-Mr. Thackrey points out geologic condi- tions in Big Bend. B-Student learn about the origin of the Big Spring. Opposite page-Several students stand at the foot of a Big Bend mountain. r % [ WBVRQ: ' ' • - -- ' J) - v s. HAWK ANNUAL STAFF ■H F .t tbt ,- V m 1 OvjH k ' n r STUDENT SENA TE VOICES OPINION The Student Senate has strived to create participation by students in college activities. This year ' s sponsor is Anna Smith. Throughout the year, the senate ' s main goal has been to represent the student body ' s ideas. A-Sylvia Montano, Marian Hobson, Dave Matthews, la- bel Juarez. B-Larry Crittenden, Scott Hatfield. Janice Platte, Billy Futrell, Don Davis. A-Rick Cox, Sophomore President; Tom Bledsoe, Vice President; Sid Saunders, Sei?eant-At-Arms Mike Randal], President; Glenda Jones, His- torian; Cindy Williams, Parliamentarian; Gayla Williams, Secretary; Nancy Graves, Treasurer. B-Kay Lou Caffey, Phil Furqueron, Teresa Stew- art, Treasurer; Ed Milsted, Neal Tindol, James Ditmore, Dora De Valles, Jimmy Wright, Rachel Santiago, Carolyn Roane. el nido Jlo4JUiand GoUeXfe El Nido Staff Editor-in-chief Kay Holland Reporters y Annette Couch, David Massey, Debbie Speaker News Editor Larry Crittenden Photographers Kevin Galley, Glenn Everett, Daryl Richardson Advisor Dal Herring LASSO CLUB PROMOTES ENTHUSIASM The Lasso Club has participated in several college activities throughout the year. Objectives of the club have been to spur interest in college life and to briri friends together. The Lasso Club ' s sponsors for thi year are Mrs. Adams and Mrs. Stubblefield. A-Kaye Holland, Treasurer; Susan Mayo, Sec- retary; Cindy Williams, President; Susan Russell, Reporter; Clenda Jones, Student Senate Representative. B-Back Row: Rebecca Palmer. Debbie Ben- nett, Sally Echols, Susan Russell, Kaye Holland, Cindy Williams, Kay Caffey, Terry Arcand. Front Row: Kay Morehead, Glenda Jones, Nancy Graves, Susan Col- gan, Gayla Williams, Susan Mayo. RADIO AND T V CLUB • ' •{. KHCC TV 3 a63HiXS6 DEAN ' S LIST John Loggins Kerstin Cicardo Kaye Holland Darrisa Crooks Don Davis Sherry Johnson Cleo Royal Joseph Wcakland Kate Bradshaw Arthur Dehlinger Thomas Cuddeback Barbara Grant Janine Jessup Rebecca Palmer Angle Teague Joyce Nagle Nancy Hartsfield Hoyce Kennedy Fay Wistrand Diana Kamback Jackie Rudd Reymundo Villarreal Steven Stone Cindy Adams Mary Atkinson Rickie Messenger Thor Olson William Sanders James Lindsey Marjorie Morehead Susan Russell Bill Alcocer Susan Colgan Jimmy Wright Charles Yates Jason Campbell Janie Russell Frank Long James McMillan Trina Shoemaker Teresa Stewart Randy Yates Roy Osborne Neal Tindol Charles Lewis Michael Randle Dana Bradford Karen Carlton Roger McNeil Reed Whitley Nancy Graves Billy Futrell Scott Hatfield Terry Purcell Deborah Lambert Bobby Roger Albert Valdes Frank Gonzales John Brickman Jay Box Susan Miller Rufus Rowland Gina Allen Roland Beal Marjorie Bryde Diana Kohanek Lynelle Horn Michael Vaughn Daria Buchanan Kenneth Schuelke Larry Crittenden Elvira Baza Annet ' v, Couch Ronald Fraser Pat Ray Ruben Sanchez Mary Alice Terrazas Teresa Arcand Jitana Pettigrew Debra Schmaus Glenn Smith Bobby Clark Linda Dennis Oscar Garcia John Johnson Billie Law Janice Platte L. V.N. NURSING SCHOOL Front Row: Jane Cooper, Larice Root, Joy Noirell, Ethel Jackson, Elaine Schilling. Middle Row: Ramona Harris, Alma Moore, Elice Rojas, Elaine Dekle, Alicia Camboa, Connie Paredez, Johnnie Amos. Back Row: Nancy Hamilton, Betty Taylor, Sherry Dills, Debbie Bearden, Shirley Nichols. Dr. Larry Key. A-Emblem for Department of Allied Health Edu- cation. B-Mrs. Ann Looney, M.T. instructs Student Medi- cal Assistant Linda Fielder in hemotolo . C-Student Medical Secretaries study medical ter- minology in the laboratory. Left to right are: Linda Padgett, Virginia Bradbury, Ronda Hooper, Diane Lewis, Gina Allen. D-Dr. Carl Marcum and Dr. Pete Rhymes instruct Student Medical Assistant Mike Holton. E-Dr. Buerk Williams instructs Medical Assistant Student Pam Roll in radiology. F-Dr. Preston Harrison and Betty Condray, R.N. instruct Medical Assistant Student Mike Holten. G-Left to right; Nona Miller, Instructor Jonnie Amos, Julia Abbott. Mrs. Amos instructs stu- dent nurses in correct method of preparing in- jections. J k t tt] . Li .ctTi -p3J ' PRESS CLUB SPONSORS HALLOWEEN HOLOCAUST Left to right: Kevin Galley, Larry Crittenden, Daryl Richardson, Glenn Everett, John Riherd, Angela Mosley, Annette Couch, Debbie Burnett, Dal Herring (Sponsor). WRITERS CLUB CSS ' . ? l( „p , r „,„ 0- •sH.f r .l.s Writer ' s Club Mrs. King (Sponsoi Glenn Everett Anthony Green Katie Adams Steven Smith Margaret Williams John Riherd 77 AGRICULTURE CLUB SPONSORS CONTEST This year marks the beginning of the Agriculture Club of HCC. They wrote the club ' s constitution and sponsored an Area FFA Contest. Requirements for membership include taking at least one Agriculture course and having a C average. A— First Row: Alan Born, Kenneth Evans, Neal Tindol, Jackie Rudd. Second Row: Tom Bill Kuykendall, Bill Lewis, Darla Buchanan, Rene Slape, Darrisa Crooks, Frank Long, Mr. James OwenSh B-Mr. Owens, head of the Agriculture Department is the sponsor of this cluK C-Off icers are-First Row: T. Kuykendall, F. Long, R. Slape, K. Evans, N. Tindol, J. Owens, Spon- SPANISH CLUB Students interested in the Spanish language and culture find the Spanish Club one of great interest and benefit. Mr. Jack Dunn is the club ' s sponsor. The club has participated in several activities by setting up Spanish-oriented booths. From left to right-Cindy Lester, Juan ViDa, Larry Pierce, Rachel Santiago, Teresa Stewart, Trina Shoemaker, Melinda Casillas, Erma Ross, Ronnie Medrano, Jack Dunn. ALPHA MU GAMMA HOSTS SPRING INDUCTION Membership in Alpha Mu Gamma denotes liigh scholastic achievement in loreigii language. Alpha Nhi (iamnia hosted a reception for South American airmen. Their induction was held this spring. Left to right-Melinda Casillas, Jack Dunn, sponsor, Rachel Santiago, Carol Hartfield, Bill Alcocer, Mar ' Ann Resendez, Kate Bradshaw. RODEO CLUB Front Row: Br on Hedges, Sponsor, Rawleigh McCulIough, Billy Braswell, Kay Proctor, Tona Petti- grew, Carolyn Roane, Nelwyn Morgenroth, Back Row: Dennis Cobb, Coy McCann, John Hawk, Ken Evans. RODEO TEAM COMPETES IN NIRA CIRCUIT Rene Slape Rawleigh McCuUough 83 A-Officers are: Jay Box, Kay Caffey, James Ditmore, David Massey, Susan Compton, Ron Alderton, and Karen Ashley. B-First Row: Darla Buchanan, Dora DcVal- les, Susan Compton, Karen Ashley, Debi Speaker, Lois Bair. Second Row: Ron Al- derton, Elizabeth Arencibia, Kay Caffey, Jay Box, David Massey, Lonnie Wright. Third Row: Cathy Fowler, Kate Bradshaw, Linda Rogers, Kelly Draper, Billy Futrell, James Ditmore, Carol Newton. KAPPA CHI SPONSORS BOOTH Kappa Chi is organized for tin- purpose of promoting spiritual strength, upliolding Christian morals, providing wholesome fellowship, and studying the Bible as a group. This year at the Carnival they sponsored th.- Dunking booth to raise money for a skiing trip to New Me. ico. Mr. jack Alderton is the club ' s sponsor. FUTURE SECRETARIES GAIN IN MEMBERSHIP A-First Row: F. Winstrand, V. Bradbury, C. Ren- turia, A. Munoz, M. VUla, M. Bryde. Second Row: C. Adams, B. Grant, G. Jones, V. Rodri- quez, G. Rodriquez, E. Hay. Third Row: C. Wil- liams, D. Huibregtse, Sponsor, M. Rhine, Spon- B--Officers are—First Row: V. Rodriquez, A, Munoz, M. Villa. Second Row: C. Adams, F. Winstrand, B. Grant, Sponsors-Doris Hui- bregtse, Movelda Rhine. ON CAMPUS ACTIVITIES 87 DISTINGUISHED INSTRUCTORS This yt-ar Mrs. Johnnie Amos of the L.V.N. Nursing School, and Mr. Paul Ausmus, Chairman of the Science and Applied Health Departments, were desig- nated as distinguished instructors. For years these two fine instructors have given unselfishly of them- selves, in the best tradition of professional educators. Both are loved and respected by their students, and both have produced accomplished scholars by main- taining academic excellence. The Hawk staff wishes to salute these two fine instructors. WHO SA YS NICE GUYS FINISH LAST Si RJ ■4 J M0 P . H 1 w- j B Z ' ' ■is r Mr. Paul Ausmus Mr. and Ms. HAWK Marian Hobson FAVORITES SOPHOMORES Cindy WiUiams Larry Pierce FRESHMEN Tony Taliitani Sally Echols M I S s H C ' 73 SALLY ECHOLS WHO ' S WHO Gayla Williams-Big Spring, Cheerleader for the Hawks, Treasurer of Student Senate, Majoring in Business. Virginia Bradbenr-Colorado Citj-, Student Rep- resentatiie in the BSU, Member of FSA Club, Working in Reference Library, Training to be Medical Secretary. Elvira Baza-Big Spring, Member of FSA Club, Recipient of a teachers association scholarship. Dean ' s list. Majoring in Business. Sally Echots-Coahoma, Member Queens Basketball Team, Miss HCC, Freshman Favorite, V.P. Freshman Class. Amanda Williams-Big Spring, Majoring in Sec- retarial Science. Jimmy Wright-Coahoma, Member and Officer-Phi Theta Kappa, Dean ' s List last three semesters, Major-Business. Nancy Graves-Hereford, Texas, President of WRA, Secretary ' of Student Senate, Cheerleader for Hawks, Mooring in Physical Education. WORK -STUDY Jackie White Office of College Information Roy Lee Osborne Book Store BASKETBALL QUEEN Janice Platte 3f c - Here at H.C.J.C., sports plays a ver) ' important part to each Jayliawk, while reflect ing the joy of winning, the disappointment of losing, and the developing of friendship in associa- tion with others. Very often smiles are seen with victory, tears are seen with defeat, but the morale of their fellow teammates continues on. The Jayhawks sun not only illumi- nates and focuses on the skilled athlete, but also the spectator, challenging him to possess the spirit of competition. The goals of physical excellence and sportsmanship still remain our primary goal. With these rays of accomplishment we are filled with an everlasting pride. HAWKS HAVE SPECTACULAR SEASON Leroy McClendon A-Bobby BeaU B-Snickle Beal C-Thoraas Bledsoe D-Bobby BeaU moves down court for the Jay- hawks. D ► ■■|hga V 5 3 1 IB- 1 w - ' c.c - . WJ 1 r J W i i r - 1 W J 1 - P A-Randy Cheatham B-Don Davis C-The HCJC cheerleaders look on the court ac- tion. 4 c A-LeRoy Lumzy B-Dave Matthews C-Thomas Bledsoe goes up for rebound. D-Taylor Williams on a jump shot A— Crowds turn out for game. B-Kenneth Schueike C-Taylor Williams 113 QUEENS BASKETBALL We are grateful to the players who spent their time and energies throughout this basketball season. We are very proud of these girls. A-Silvia Montano B Si!via RodriquM C-Debbie Lambert IHJ { [ D ▲ LA ! Bj X. A-Sally Echols B-Kathy Reed C-Theresa Caffey D-Kini Laffoon E-Kay Jones IJ. T r 2 X. T S Mel TENNIS TEAM Left to right: Ray Villarreal, Terry Wood, Jay Box, Bill Alcocer. A-Coach Roan, Tennis Coach at Howard College B-BiU Alcocer A-Jay Box B-Ray ViUa A 4 A A-Terry Woods VOLLEYBALL The Howard College Volleyball Team has long been noted for its hard working athletes. These girls spend many long hours practic- ing for their season and working toward the goal of being cham- pions. Coach, Miss Wanda Fergason, instills pride and teamwork in each of lier girls to assure them of a good year. A-Teresa Caffey eagerly awaits the serve. B The Howard CoUege Te other victory. poses before taking to the court for an- C-Janice Platte prepares to serve. D-Super Sophomore from Big Spring, Mary Lou Wilkes. E-Sylvia Montano demonstrates her ability to serve. 125 A-Mary Alice Terrazas B-Teresa Caffey C-Sylvia Montano D-Kay Lou Caffey E-Pam Garrett F-Mary Lou Caffey 12 33h A-Kay Jones B-Marian Hobson C-Marsha Shields D-Janice Platte E-Jeanie Gleitz F-Isabel Juarez G-Hawks in action against the Loboes. A-Mary Alice Terrazas watches anxiously for the bail to be served, B-Wanda Fergason contemplates the volleyball strategy to be used the game. C-Marv Lou Wilkes serves the ball HC GOLFERS HOST MEETS Tommy Rutledge Coach Bobby Anderson Tony Takitani Joe Waggoner BUMPER STICKERS O N CAMPUS HA WK CHEERLEADERS BOOST SCHOOL SPIRIT LINDA DENNIS HEAD CHEERLEADER GAYLA WILLIAMS JANICE PLATTE SALLY ECHOLS CINDY LESTER SECURITY STATE BANK FDIC Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Complete Banking Service The Customer Comes First 1411 Gregg 124 Main Street Telephone 267-2531 Big Spring, Texas FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ■V. V . : ■■' - ,j|_ flf.- ' .■v i s mfikm wjk r-,,. -= H B ' ' i- ' .rT _ 1 1 ImTjC!: ■■■■■y ffi r MHl ■, We care about your tomorrow today. ujoaK... L A. s s Ia ' tke CUAA oL Ike ytu kxikA CJ m ScU t ! SOPHOMORE CLASS Rick Cox Presi(lt;nt Sid Saunders Vice-President Cindy Williams Secretary Lynelle Horn Treasurer Mary Alaniz Stanford Guillermo Alcocer El Paso Sara Allen Big Spring Cathy Ames Big Spring Terr ' Arcand Big Spring Elizabeth Arencibia Big Spring Lois Bair Big Spring Katherine Barnes Ackerley Elvira Baza Big Spring Bobby Beall Ackerley Johnny Bedford Big Spring Debbie Bennett Big Spring Thomas Bledsoe Clarksdale, Miss. Jay Box Crane Dana Bradford Big Spring Gary Bradley Big Spring Marjorie Bryde Big Spring Richard BuUard Big Spring Vicki Burchett Big Spring Jinunye Burks Big Spring Kay Lou Caffey Big Spring Donald Calvin Big Spring Walter CampbeU Big Spring Donald Carlisle Big Spring Melinda Casillas Big Spring Kerstin Cicardo Big Spring Billy Clackum Big Spring Bobby Clark Big Spring Billy Coggin Stanton Susan Compto Hereford Mary Cooper Big Spring Celia Correa Big Spring Annette Couch Big Spring Chris Covington Odessa Richard Cox Iraan Fern Cuddeback Big Spring tammmxtd f I Thomas Cuddeback Big Spring .Arthur Dehlinger Big Spring Jesus Del Toro Scurry Linda Dennis Midland Vicki Denton Big Spring James Ditmore Big Spring Debbie Douglas EI Paso Kelly Draper Big Spring Barbara Eisler Big Spring Kenneth Evans Big Spring David Faulkenberry Big Spring Rick Faulkenberry Lamesa Linda Fielder Big Spring David Finch Big Spring Kim FinJey Big Spring Ma Flo Big Spring Douglas Franklij Big Spring Mary Helen Garcia Knott Nancy Graves Hereford Bennie Green Ackerley Greg Griffin Big Spring Barbara Grimpe El Paso Carl Grubaugh Big Spring Preston Harris Big Spring Carol Hartf ield Big Spring Elizabeth Harris Stanton Dwayne Haynes Big Spring Robin Headrick Big Spring Jarrell Hedrick Big Spring Andres Hernandez Lamesa Marcelino Hernandez Big Spring Kay HoUand Big Spring Donna Linn Big Spring James Lindsey Big Spring John Loggins Big Spring Leroy Lumzy Dixon, Illinois 143 Karen Madry Big Spring Benny Marquez Big Spring Connie Marquez Big Spring David Massey Big Spring Margaret Massey Big Spring Susan Mayo Big Spring Clint McCalister Big Spring Linda McClendon Big Spring Paula McClendon Big Spring Larry McGrath Big Spring David McElrath Big Spring Scott McLaughlin Big Spring Ronnie Medrano Rotan Rickie Messenger Big Spring Irene Meynarez Big Spring M£ii Si Richard Moncus Big Spring SvKia Montano El Paso . jnelia Munoz Big Spring John Murphy Big Spring Rob NaUs Big Spring Don Nash Coahoma Travis Oliver Big Spring Mar Helen Olivas Big Spring Jerry Parker Curtis Ross Big Spring Rufus Rowland Big Spring Cleo Royal Big Spring Susan Russell Big Spring . joiy ' ' A Sid Saunders Stanton David Scott Big Spring Pete Shaffer Big Spring Rosanna SheUenberger Big Spring Debby Speaker Big Spring Donald Spence Big Spring Aubrey Standard Big Spring Audrey Standard Big Spring Teresa Stewart Big Spring Gwen Sullivan Big Spring Rex Talbott Big Spring Ruby Faye Taylo Big Spring Angie Teague Big Spring Kathleen Thompson Big Spring Tommie Thompson Big Spring Janice Wagner Big Spring Richard Walling Big Spring Gary Walker Big Spring Paula Waters Big Spring Joseph Weakland Big Spring Danny Weir Big Spring Jackie Whi te Artesia, N.M. Thumian White Big Spring Mary Wiggins Big Spring Vincent Wiggins Big Spring Amanda Williams Big Spring Cindy Williams Big Spring Gayla Williams Big Spring Fay Wistrand Colorado City Terr Wood Stanton Datha Workman Big Spring Jimmy Wright Big Spring i f 1 lo X i -r tei; SdpTiOTjmciS I r f ,_ £P c KBST 151 y ' FRESHMAN CLASS Sally Echols Vice President Teresa Stewart Treasurer Darla Buchanan Secretary - . . i ' - -yj • Abel Abundez Big Spring Cindy K. Adams Big Spring Ron Alderton Big Spring Sherry Alexander Big Spring Bobby Anderson Breckenridge Lynda Anderson Big Spring Zane Anderson Big Spring Don Andrews Big Spring Delia Ashton Big Spring Jon Bagnall Big Spring Daniel Baker Big Spring Cynthia Barham Tahoka Richard Barraza Big Spring Roland Beal Big Spring Debra Blackshear Big Spring Paul Blackerby Breckenridge Chris Bogard Big Spring Robert Boren Big Spring Kenneth Born Big Spring Elizabeth Boyett Big Spring Virginia Bradbury Colorado City Kate Bradshaw Big Spring Billy Braswell Lamesa Belinda Brooks Big Spring Howard Callison James Carter Big Spring Terry Casillas Big Spring Donna Castle Big Spring J nana Cerda Big Spring Larry Crittenden Big Spring Darrisa Crooks Big Spring Joe Culpepper Big Spring Loretta Danielik Big Spring Don Davis Fort Worth Kay Davis Big Spring Randy Davis Midland Clarence Den Patsy Eason Big Spring Douglas East Big Spring Sally Echols Coahoma Janet Ellison Big Spring George Fierro Big Spring Lyndel Fletcher Big Spring Elvira Flores Big Spring Pamela Foster Big Spring Steve Foster Coahoma Cathy Fowler Big Spring Sydney Fowler Garden City Roy Franco Colorado City Freddy Franklin Coahoma 158 Big Spring Phil Furque Big Spring BiUy FutreU Midland Gary Gilliha Big Spring Alfred Gladden Big Spring Jeannie Gleitz Kermit Freda Graham Big Spring Anthony Green Ml Pleasant Carla Grisham Big Spring Charles Grizzard Big Spring Grady Harris Big Spring Johnny Harris Wichita Falls Cindy HiU Lamesa Rudy Holguin Forsan Cheri Rene Horn Big Spring Nathaniel Jackson Colorado City Anita Jones Knott Glenda Jones Big Spring Joe Jones Colorado City Deborah Lambert Stanton Joe Kirk Big Spring Rob Lawlis Big Spring Steve Lawlis Big Spring Diana Kohanek Coahoma Bill Lewis Coahoma Keith Lewis Corpus Christ] Noah Leyva Big Spring , [ucEiS rf s 3r-;.. g - Frank Long Big Spring Sherri Long Colorado City Rafael Luevanos Big Spring Jo Anna Maddox Big Spring Sandra Magers Big Spring Charlott e Majors Big Spring Benny Mansfield Big Spring Rawleigh McCullough Big Spring Cheryl McCutcheon Big Spring Barry McGonagill Big Spring Marianne McLaughlir Big Spring Susan McMath Big Spring James McMUIan Big Spring Kristi McNew Big Spring Kevin Miller Big Spring Ethel Minter Big Spring Teresa Moreno Big Spring Kay Morehead Big Spring Nelwyn Morgenroth Big Spring Angela Mosley Big Spring Thomas Mullen Big Spring Thomas Musgri Big Spring Joyce Nagle Big Spring Ronald Newby Garden Cit - Keith Nichols Knott Roy Lee Osbome Big Spring Shiretta Owenby Big Spring Rebecca Palmer Big Spring Cecil Pearce Big Spring Janice Platte Big Spring Kay Proctor Odessa Daryl Richardson Big Spring Richard Rigdon Big Spring John Riherd Spring L .. j Laquita Ross Spring KHCC TV Kenneth Schuelke Ackerley Frances Schultz Big Spring Francis Schultz Big Spring Larry Shanks Big Spring Teresa Sheppard Big Spring Trina Shoemaker Stanton Elizabeth Sisco Big Spring Rene Slape Big Spring Richard Slaughter Big Spring Barbara Smith Big Spring Glenn Smith Monahans Steven Smith Big Spring Carl Smoot Big Spring Willye Smith Big Spring Daniel Snelson Big Spring m J James S tailings Big Spring Sammy Stevens Lamesa Don Stewart Big Spring Steven Stone Big Spring Tonv Takilani Maui. 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